Housing affordability has been decreasing worldwide, particularly in the advanced
economies, in recent decades. A fast-growing body of literature on housing affordability …

The loss of psychosocial well-being is an overlooked but monumental consequence of the
COVID-19 pandemic. These effects result not only from the pandemic itself but, in a …

Excessive housing costs not only cause housing problems but also various social problems.
To remedy the increasing burden of housing costs, South Korea has implemented several …

Houses mean a lot to Chinese people, and in the context of the urban-rural dualist system,
town housing has a special significance for rural-urban migrants. Based on the 2017 China …

Are homeowners happier if housing prices increase? While many studies have examined
homeownership and subjective well-being, the effect of changes in local housing prices on …

Addressing the rental affordability problem requires defining and measuring
'affordability'accurately. A variety of objective and subjective indicators have been suggested …

Suburbanization still remains the key urbanization process in the world. Urban sprawl, as a
specific manifestation of suburban morphology, belongs to the urban phenomena that is …

This article investigates evictions and housing stability specifically among Latina and
immigrant mothers in Salt Lake City, Utah utilizing a gender lens. This is a Participatory …

As housing costs increase faster than salary and wage growth worldwide, housing
affordability stress (HAS) becomes an increasingly crucial urban problem. However, little …

Landlords are essential actors within the rental housing market, and there is much to be
learned about their willingness to participate in rental assistance programs that improve …